He Built The First Dating Site for Muslims - Adeem Younis | The Rizq Podcast #41
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- Опубликовано: 1 июл 2024
- Today's episode is an incredible conversation with Adeem Younis, the founder of SingleMuslim.com and Penny Appeal. Join us as we delve into the inspiring journey of Adeem, who overcame adversity to create meaningful change in the world.
In this episode, Adeem shares his personal story of losing his father at a young age and the profound impact it had on his life. We learn how his mother, driven by a fierce determination to provide for her family, started a business that became a lifeline for them. Through her resilience and hard work, she became a beacon of inspiration for Adeem.
As we listen to Adeem's story, we discover how his own quest for love led him to create SingleMuslim.com. With an unwavering belief in the power of technology, he established a platform that has facilitated over 250,000 marriages worldwide. Prepare to be amazed as Adeem recounts the heartwarming tales of couples who found their soulmates through the website.
But Adeem's impact didn't stop at matchmaking. He also shares the motivating reasons behind his venture, Penny Appeal. We learn how this remarkable charity was born out of a desire to address global humanitarian issues and make a tangible difference in the lives of those in need. From providing clean water and healthcare to supporting education and livelihoods, Penny Appeal has become a force for positive change.
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0:00 Introduction and Locking Away for 20 Years
7:16 Emerging from Solitude: Rediscovering Identity and Ancestry
13:13 Navigating Life's Challenges without Parents
15:00 Shared Meals and the Importance of Connection
19:54 Absence and Its Effects: Exploring the Father's Role
23:24 Coping with Loss and Finding Gratitude
26:22 Grieving the Loss of a Loved One
30:30 The Evolution of Websites and their Importance
35:29 Navigating Cultural Expectations and Marriage
38:08 Serving the Muslim Community through Websites
42:44 The Power of Community Support: The Bear Hug Story
46:26 A Legacy of Impact: SingleMuslim.com's Longevity
49:27 Personal Journey: From Single to Solved Problem
52:52 Love and Heartbreak: Lessons Learned
58:28 Reflecting on Memories and Personal Growth
1:03:14 The Burden of Responsibility
1:07:00 Seeking Guidance in Faith and Life Choices
1:10:33 The Impact of Small Change: Penny Appeal's Success
1:13:15 Empowering Change: Building a Strong Community
1:16:13 Bedrock of Society: Doing Good and Supporting Others
1:19:05 Seeking Divine Acceptance and Blessings
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Well done lad,from a great grandmother, in chorley Lancashire.
Thank you for the efforts and sharing these episode to us we leally apprciate
Jzk for your kind comment.
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@@NoRiskNoRizq i already subscribed i subscribed since sarleen's episode i wish you all the best
Amazing work, NRNR team 🙏
Really good post mA I’m trying to set up pre marital coaching in the view to help youngsters create long lasting marriages, finding it so hard to know what to do
Jzk - make sure to subscribe, lots more to come iA 🚀
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How on earth did you get a phone box in your house.
😂😂 ☎️
Loved listening to this. Very inspirational
Moral of the story Harkat Mai Barkat
Love this "Harkat Mai Barkat" (blessing in movement). Definitely the immigrant attitude and the teaching of our faith.
A muslim faith website or a christian dating website or whatever faith seems very discriminatory to me. Imagine casting someone aside because they don’t have the same faith as you. That’s incredibly messed up..
There’s lots of general websites available for people to use. This is a niche website for a specific set of people who are looking for partners that have the same belief/faith system as them.
It’s not incredibly messed up at all.
That’s like calling steak houses discriminatory because they don’t cater to vegans.
@@NoRiskNoRizq except theres no creed and list of doctrines and texts based on faith instructing and compelling people to do so.
The restaurant analogy is a false equivalency and makes no sense. By that logic I would be disappointed if I didn’t find a lawnmower to buy in a restaurant. Selling different products isn’t demanding people to conform and doesn’t result in the seller viewing them as lesser people lol. Nothing to do with how humans interact with and value each other.
Ive been in two relationships where one was an evangelist christian and the other a moderately liberal muslim. The christian said to me “i wish you were christian” and never mentioned me to her parents which made me feel pretty awful. The second really wanted to stand by me but was very scared about what her parents would think and always had panic attacks. There was relentless pressure on her to find a muslim boyfriend. It was heartbreaking and the subsequent distance made it impossible.
Imposing your faith on others and making that a prerequisite for suitability of a partner is just barbaric. It’s faith. Not the same as a set of values and principles as they are not unique to religion. It would be like rejecting someone just because they won’t collect stamps with you.
I see so much tension and violence and hatred in so many religious communities when people deviate from the doctrine or version of the faith they once adhered to completely. Apostates get banished or worse. Gay people the same. Interfaith marriage is heavily frowned on and god forbid they are atheist or jewish in the muslim case in particular.
I understand why these sites exist and of course you should be free to make them. I just don’t think they should. I see way too much suffering over nothing. It’s been going on for tens of thousands of years and yet no faith is above another. And yet they feud amongst themselves as if they are.